DUMP TRUCK DELIVERY
IN Collinsville

Collinsville holds down the north end of the metro, an old downtown with new subdivisions filling in the gaps between it and Owasso. Blue Sands delivers rock, gravel, sand, asphalt millings, topsoil, mulch, and decorative rock to Collinsville job sites and hauls the dirt and spoils off. Up US-169 past Owasso and in on OK-20, an easy morning run.

CALL (918) 703-9717 REQUEST A QUOTE

WHAT WE DELIVER IN Collinsville

Collinsville orders split between long drives on acreages out OK-20 and fill and base for the subdivision pads between downtown and Owasso, with topsoil and mulch for the yards after. Measuring an OK-20 lane? The sand and gravel delivery page gives the coverage per load.

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ACREAGE DRIVES

Crusher run gravel or screened millings for lanes off OK-20, sized by the load.

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PAD FILL & BASE

Unscreened pad fill dirt to bring a lot up, with ODOT Type A or 3 inch crusher run on top.

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TOPSOIL & MULCH

Screened topsoil and hardwood native mulch for yard projects, plus garden soil and decorative rock.

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SAND & HAUL-OFF

Bulk sand by the load, and dirt and spoils hauled off Collinsville sites.

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ON TIME IN Collinsville

Residential or commercial, one load or a run of them. (918) 703-9717

DELIVERY TO Collinsville

Collinsville sits on two counties. Here is which one you pay, when we can come, and how to price it.

Zone and delivery fee

Collinsville straddles Tulsa and Rogers counties. On the Tulsa County side the listed price is the delivered price, and Rogers County addresses pay $50 more per load. Six cubic yards of hardwood native mulch, for example, is $480 in Tulsa County and $530 on the Rogers County side.

Next-day delivery

Order a Collinsville load online and the first open day is tomorrow, in town or out OK-20. Same day we only set up by phone, at (918) 703-9717, and you get a straight yes or no on whether a truck can make it.

Price it before you call

Acreage drives and subdivision pads both start with a tape measure. These turn it into loads:

Gravel calculator: loads for a lane off OK-20
Fill dirt calculator: how many loads to bring a pad up
Topsoil calculator: yards for a new lawn at your depth
Asphalt millings vs gravel: picking a surface for a long rural drive

WHY Collinsville CONTRACTORS CALL

Collinsville builders call because the growth running up US-169 did not stop at Owasso. New rooftops keep pushing north, acreage builds spread along OK-20, and driveway and pad work keeps coming on the established lots in town. You need material on site when the crew is ready, not a day late. We give you a straight number, a firm time, and a truck that keeps it.

Working nearby? We also haul in Owasso, Skiatook, Claremore, plus the rest of our dump truck services.

WORKING ACROSS Collinsville

Collinsville mixes a working downtown with country on every side, and both keep trucks busy. Subdivision pads need base rock and fill, long rural driveways need gravel and millings, and lawn and garden projects order topsoil and mulch by the load.

From our South Tulsa base (74133), Collinsville is a straight run north on US-169, the same road that carries us to Owasso every week. In-town lots or acreages out OK-20, residential or commercial, we deliver on both.

Need spoils cleared instead of material dropped? We haul dirt and spoils off Collinsville sites too. Tell us the material, the loads, and the address, and we'll get you a number fast.

COLLINSVILLE QUESTIONS

Which county price do I pay in Collinsville?

It depends on the address. Collinsville's city limits straddle Tulsa County and Rogers County. Addresses on the Tulsa County side pay the listed price, like $425 for a load of driveway gravel, and Rogers County addresses run $50 more a load, $475 for the same gravel. Include the street address with your request and the quote will show which one applies.

Can you deliver gravel to an acreage out OK-20?

Yes. Long rural drives off OK-20 take a lot of rock, and crusher run gravel or screened millings are what most of them get. One load covers about 800 to 950 square feet at 4 inches deep, so a lane a few hundred feet long is several loads, not one. Give us the length and width and we will count it with you.

What goes into a new subdivision pad in Collinsville?

Usually fill to bring the pad up and base rock on top. Unscreened pad fill dirt is $320 a load in Tulsa County, and ODOT Type A or 3 inch crusher run makes the base that compacts close to concrete. Lots in the neighborhoods filling in between downtown and Owasso see a lot of both.

How do your trucks get to Collinsville?

Straight north on US-169, the same road that takes us to Owasso every week, then in on OK-20. That keeps Collinsville an ordinary morning run from South Tulsa, whether the drop is an in-town lot or an acreage.

Can I get topsoil and mulch for a yard project?

Yes. Screened topsoil is $415 a load and 6 cubic yards of hardwood native mulch is $480 in Tulsa County, dumped in a pile where you point. On the Rogers County side each load runs $50 more.

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DELIVERING IN Collinsville

Tell us the material, the loads, and the zip. We'll come back with a number, fast.